I've asked this question before but never had a reply: How can bumping up and down on a horse's back help it run faster? Surely that goes against
the laws of physics! Any horsemen on here can answer?
I've asked this question before but never had a reply: How can bumping up and down on a horse's back help it run faster? Surely that goes againstthe laws of physics! Any horsemen on here can answer?
You can only imagine animal welfare groups are not aware of him. Perhaps someone should send them a video.
If you were debating it on national tv then that's probably all you would need to prosecute the case.
You can only imagine animal welfare groups are not aware of him. Perhaps someone should send them a video.If you were debating it on national tv then that's probably all you would need to prosecute the case.
That horse of sir marks, battle of paradise. Travels like a dream but finds absolutely zilch. Far be it from me to tell the noble baronet his job but if it were mine I would not be running it on the sand. With its american pedigree wait till the turf, bang it out front at somewhere like doncaster, hq, newbury, york and hopefully it has wnough stamina to prove decisive. Could make a decent triumph hurdler next year too
That horse of sir marks, battle of paradise. Travels like a dream but finds absolutely zilch.Far be it from me to tell the noble baronet his job but if it were mine I would not be running it on the sand.With its american pedigree wait till the turf,